Did you hear that?? It was me. At the postie.
I love my postie
It has arrived..
If you follow my tweets you will know I couldn't decide which ones to get, how much to get etc. So I just got the lot!! Fat quarter cuts.
And as a little extra, for spending all my fabric budget for the next 6 months with her, Corrie slipped in this gorgeous Melly & Me pattern!! So kind Corrie :)
But it will have to wait. Have other things to finish first....xox
14 comments:
Oh isn't Corrie a sweetie! I love the oranges in this range ... Lucky you!
Woooaaahhh! the potential of all that new fabric is sooo exciting!!!!!!
way to go Bianca soo kewllllllll..love the look of it all...can hardly wait to see your creations,cheers Vickie
Thats one big delivery.
Have fun deciding what to do with it.
Beautiful stash..WOW I think a quilt would be just perfect..And how sweet to get a little something extra for all your hard work ;)
Yes I did. I did drool just a little bit at that pile of g-o-r-g-e-o-u-s fabric! While it will make a beautiful quilt, it's just lovely to sit and look at that fabric as is!
* drool *
I love that fabric so much!!
VERY cute pattern too, Corrie is so nice!
oh it looks gorgeous all piled up like that! if you lived in sydney I'd get you to do all my fabric photography!!!!!!! you go crazy with it!!!!
Corrie:)
Oh you are naughty! But who could resist - that fabric is beautiful!!!
Hi there, greetings from Canberra!!
I just found you from Corrie's Retro Mummy blog, she's ace isn't she??!! i actually get to meet her in person, really, when we visit Sydney, she's so much fun!! I have the same collection of fabrics, you have great taste!!
Well hello there mother of four in Darwin, you are living my old life. We have spent 2 postings & collectively 6.5 years in Darwin (Winnellie Army Housing) & we had all 4 of my children up there, with the fabulous Dr Andrew Miller. My husband was never home either, but gosh you make great friends with the mummies don't you??
Your photos look so familiar. Our eldest is a July baby & had pool parties for years, hard to believe that now we're in Canberra & today was 7C with gale force winds & horizontal rain.
I miss Darwin, the atmosphere, the fun, the swimming all year round, the crocodiles, sigh. No one looked at me strangely for having lots of children either. My children just had the most fun, barefoot life up there, it's their home town.
Oh well, next stop is Brisbane for 2011. We can defrost then.
All the best, love Posie
Have fun with all that beautiful fabric Bianca, it is soo pretty. And what a lucky lady you are to get that pretty bag pattern, you'll be one busy lady!(lol)Smiles Catherine
Hi Bianca,
Loved seeing your skirts on twitter today so thought I'd pop over to your blog for a look around.
One of my best friends lives in Darwin so if you don't mind I might give her your blog addy to have a look, she is more a paper crafter but does a little sewing :)
That is one fantastic stash!!! I have become a subscriber just so I can have a look at the results.....wouldn't want to miss out would I?
I love that bag! Had my eye on it for ages! You're a lucky fish. Love the fabric too! Raewyn x
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